They are prescription-based and the monthly memberships are very cheap (under $30/month) and for your membership fee they connect you with a law firm in your area and you are able to talk to someone about your particular issue and possibly come up with a workable solution.

The Atlanta (etc) PM situation reminds me of the US medical system where Dr's (per the AMA) can only give you toxic pills and not solve the underlying problem, which means you're in an endless cycle of going to multiple Drs getting more and more prescriptions.

You can also ask for documented prescription from a provider they have seen in the last 6 months for ESAs.

Best thing to do is "explore the space cause I got a fever and the only prescription is more cowbell"Thank you for taking the time to read this long-winded answer. 

However, this only applies to dogs that have gone through the proper training and have a prescription from a doctor.

This is the prescription phase, where you show the Seller that your service is the best available treatment, taking all the factors of the Seller's situation into consideration for their pain.

As many guru's have stated having a nice lump sum to start with is a prescription to lose it all.

If there are toxins found, then require a disclosure on the toxins present in the house that could cause "suicidal thoughts" or "explosive diarrhea" or whatever they cause, you know, something like the warnings on most of the prescription drug commercials on TV!

I believe in addition to a service dog being properly trained and certified, the family would need a recommendation/prescription from their doctor stating the need.  

We eat natural and organic food and I avoid prescription drugs and and most other stuff made in a factory.